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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-06-22

Tluy your tickets ~ that you can come over
che Southern Kansas railroad from Kansas
City. n you arc only Cu an exploring trip, buy
an Explorers ticket 90 lndcpcndenoe. kans.,
over the Southern Kansas railway. which en-
titles you to all the privileges OF nrst-clnss
ticket. and can be purchased NJ any OF the Prin-
cipal ticket Ofnces east ~ the Missouri river.
tbn arrival M Kansas City these tickets can be
exchanged NJ the once OF n. y. Moss, opposite
the Union Depot. 90 payment 81 - for = round
trip ticket reading 90 Medicine Lodge and re-
turn. with the privilege Of stopping on at all
intermediate stations. ~ you arc coming here
40 stay. and want To bring your household
rrnots, agricultural implements and livestock
with YOU the ratio will bc $50 per car load fr1 IN
Kansas City 90 Medicine Lodge; or n you have
not carload, tho rate will DO % cents per
hundred.
For further information write TO or call on
4. n. HYNEa, General Freight and Passenger
Agent, Lawrence, kRns.
q. l.. McDONAuou. 1ls ". Fourth Il. 81. Louis.
I'm. CONAN, Room p, Union Depot. Kansas City
W. a. UYNEs, % 4. Illinois n. Indianapolis, Ind
JAKE HALDEHMAE. ~ r. Main a.. ~. Wayne, Ind
ED. McDoNAU0u, ll6 N. Fourth street, 81. Louis
J. %. HAzELrON ..............J jamestown N. Y.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-06-22
Ath NJ Caoema

There will be grand old fashioned
celebration Of our nations birthday on
Little Mule creek, near Canema, under
the auspices of the Canema Intellectu-
al Improvement Association. The fol-
loving is synopsis Of the programme:
Orations, toasts, and responses, rccita-
tons, tableau and theatrical perform
ances, including an Indian scalp dance.
Come everybody. Barbacued beef and
hot coffee furnished free. The entire
proceeds Of the entertainment will be
for the benefit of the above named as.
ISOLATION.
BY order Of committee,
SCOTT CUMMINs, Chairman.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-06-22

Who want q GrAss-Cutting Machine Of large
capacity can have their wishes by buying the
Deering 6foot Giant Mower. The facts in re-
gard to the FrOnt-Cut Deering Giant Mower
arc these:
IL cuts six feet.
1t can be drawn with entire epss BIZ two hor-
ses, drawing little II any harder than the or
binary mower.
Itweishs less than leo lbs. more than the
ordinary light mower.
1t has absolutely no side draft
1t has no neck weight.
The drive wheels are unusually high
Call and sec them at Noble & Nfxon's. "a
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-06-22
Motto. 10 District omer,.

The annual school meeting will this
year be held on the last Thursday of
June, instead of the second Thursday
Of August. District clerks will take
The last day of May as the basis of
their enumeration of the school pOpu-
latien of their districts. Notices to be
posted as heretofore.
II. s. LANDS, Co. Supt.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-06-22
ne Light Draft
OF the New DeerinR Mower
Grows out Of

Grows out Of
| Its high wheels,
Its wide tread,
Its largo gearing.
| Its lead or friction wheels on the
cutter bar,
Its perfect footing bar.
- Its perfect draft rod.
Noble q Nixon, Agents. "a
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-06-22
THE BUILDERS PORTFOLIOS.

People who intend 70 build should inquire
Who has THE sfIOPPHIf BGIfDERH PORT-
ROLfOS. Such IN builder can show the iDquiF-
CT an immense number Of excellent plans for
modern houses. barns, etc, and also can give
correct local prices for buifdkng from any Of
the plans. Builders who have not yet procur-
ed the The Shoppell BulldsN' Portfolios should
Association s. Broadway. New yoFk<
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-06-22
AHuman Rarnnetnr.

Eighteenmonths ago William Chapman,
Of New London, was in house when It
Was struck by lighting. and was severely
shocked. Ever since be has been able to
predict coming thunderstorm with
great certainty from certain pains that he
feels in his heal some hours before the
storm
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-06-22
rRAHsHxREm-

J. o. GaDo il the manager Of the South
western Bus and Transfer Line. Buses and
baggage wagons meet every train, passenger
and freight. Delivers freight and express In
any part OF, the city. Leave orders at the
ONCE Of c. G TaliSferro, or at the bus barn on
Kansas avenue west
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-06-22

Mrs Margaret Curd and Mrs. II. ID. Simpson
have. associated themselves together I'm the
dEeesmaking business, at the residence Of Nps
Curd- They win do all kinds Of cutting. Mt
tinT ana sewing. Il reasonable rates. and VIII
b sisd 10 sec al tb,ir fricues. s.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-06-22

Stockholders will take notice that
dues viii hereafter be received at the
Office Of the county clerk, until furtheE
notice. &c. WALsTAD, Sec'y.
June Is, 1857.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-06-22
Nahla Nixon

A car load OF the
Celebrated Deering Moving Machines.
Bradley and Indiana One and Two-Horse Sui
ny Rakes, which they are going to cell at
Rock, Bottom Prices,
and you should Gallon them for prices and
terms OF sale. 04w
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-06-22
Neal audnour.

A car load Of fresh corn meal and
-four received this week by Stsndiford,
YOuman & Eldred. They now sell a
car load Of bread stuff every week.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-06-22
Light Draft.


Long Life. Steady Running,
Slight Wear, Comfort in Riding,
Never Cio9ging,
And easy to handle, are few Of the good qual
ities of the DeerinR Mowers, for sale by
Noble Nixon, agents. 3-4w
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-06-22
Tia Markat

The cattle market in Kansas City on
Monday was not particularly good,
there being little demand for shipping
cattle. Butchers stuff was up 10 cents
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-06-22
Dsmocratie Central cOnmittos.
HOW TO GET TO BARBER COUNTY,

r. Il. CARUTHEHs. Chairman
w. II. WILLIAMS Secretary.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-06-22


though he does not know what they
were for. A corner-lot that he used to
own and offered for Texas pony, was
sold for $4,000 while he was there.
and yet he has not lost confidence in
Medicine Lodge.
There was an election of trustees and
officers at the Christian church last
Sunday morning, at the close of the
regular morning services. The board
of trustees is as folhDEs: A. J. Jones,
T. T. Marquand, C. O. TaliaferrO, w.
w. Standiford and r. m. Sparks. A.
s. McClearey was chosen as church
clerk and treasurer. r. j. Taliaferro
and MI. Owen are the deacons. o. z.
BeesOn and w. G.. Musgrove were cho-
sen as elders, t. A. McClearey having
been alone In that capacity for a long
time. Elder Mcfarland, c. G.. Talia-
ferro and ID. Mckinney were selected
as committee to supervise the build
ing of the addition to the parsonage.
The county commissioners should
re-district the county into commission
er districts at their next meeting. As
now arranged, the commissioner from
the first district represents two thirds
of the population and three fourths of
the taxable wealth Of the county. This
is not right. The law makes It the
duty Of the commissioners to re-dis-
trict the county. And even IL there
was no law on the subject. justice
would order the county more evenly
divided. Because Kiowa does not want
the county re-districted is q good and
sufficient reason for the work being
done. Kiowa is so erratic, 30 boastful,
50 dictative, that 1t is safe to oppose
anything that Kiowa fayors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
BRAVE "JACK sSUssY.
Unabie to survive the Poiiccm ans
Euiiei-a ss>ctch Of His Cheek
cred Career.

Csptain "Jlck" Ilussy died yesterday
At GouyCrncur ll0,pnrl. The pi.t,Lshot
wound iuilict.d by Policeman Edward
Hahn on lhe night OF IuEc 3D. and which
Il was thought, with the aid Of strong
constitution, be could survive. proved fatal.
Until Monday hl, condition was regarded
IA, favorable by the physicians, but during
the night bee hecImc feyersh and lapsed
into a cOmatose condition, from which be
never rlliea. His wife, sou, daugbterin-
law, and Father JCne'. of II. Mays
church. were with bin when he died.
"Caltain Jack " has been described both
DE- iife.,a,er and 2 lie!akor. Although
the latter term is lot literally applicable 10
him, Il he l. not known 10 have been the
cause 4 any ones death, he earned II
through his quancls0mc aud pngnaci0us
dspo. itiOn wncn under the influence OF
liquor. lie va. in the habit Of indulging
IN Periodical sprees. and oileatimes fought
so desperately when IL bcc-me necessary to
arrest hm that It took from three 10 six
policemen to carry him to station.
llussey was born IN Castle Murtha, Ire
land, IN 1924, and came To New York wneu
TWEEN y..hToe year, cd. For a year or so
be- caliied bod, and lh,n became train.
band on the Chicago. Rock Island and Pa.
cifc RAILROAD. Ia 1850 b. returned to ..,..s
city aud became 'lOug,horemin. The
hIst life BE- saved !, said II have been that
II Ellen D0Onoy, who alterwird became
his wife. He pulled her Oat Of Lake
Erie, near Dunkirk. on April II,
1852. After that time he saved 50 many
pcOr lie from drowning that even he
himself bad forgotten the number. Upto
September 10. 1856, he Eld an Official re sord
of baying saved thirty.four lives, and when
Be die he had over twenty medals, pre-
senlCd 20 him for hi, heroic deeds. Con-
gTess awarded hIm one Of them, three came
ircm SOuth.slTeet merchants, one from the
resident, OF the seventh Ward, In witch he
lived for ihifiy.iiye years, aud one from the
society for The Prevention Of Cruelty
20 Animals for rescuing tNo horses at
Pier No. -. North river, on Sep
tember Q. 1871. Sir Alfred GOOch
strove TO induce the Royal humane Society
Of London to present him a medal, but
they refused on the grounds that he was
not a British subject aud that there was no
evidence that he bad saved the HE 81
British subject. when this reached Hus-
se,'S ears be Is said 10 have given ex-
preston 10 these words
Faith. the next tonne | see man
GbTOwDin' III ask him Il be are a British
subject. II he say. he is III let him
d'hrowD."
kdward lIarigan was great sdmirer Of
Captain Jack, and put his career In verse
N the sorg "A TipperJTy man who
shoulders lis gun like a Russian Duke.v
DuriUg the run Of "rordella's Asplra-
tons" OF Hairigan 4 Harris Theatre
Com'Que Captain Ilausey took the part Of
sale keeper at Castle Garden And ss part
Of The action OF tie play rescued "a immi-
grant from drowning. About fifteen years
ago be- was sproinied = Ca>tle-Garden gate
keeper through the lJilueuce Of sunset"
Cox and held the position until his death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
OUR YOUNG SOLDIERS
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT VIZ
GIEIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Bright Day in Lexington Military
Movements By the cAdets-Ban-
quet Last Night.
special telegram 10 tho DIspn,chJ

LEXINGTON, Va. June 90 To-day
dawbcd brlgbt and clear. The refreshing
rams Of the past few days laid the dust ADD
roudCr'd the atmosphere delightfully."- cool
and pleasant.
At o a. VI. about 800 cxcurslonis', ar.
ry'd from Staunion and went directly 90
%, institute orour us, where thee idets were
% pa-rd IN iirlo sports. AtGp 7. VI. toby
ae aitIllGy and mUsketry drill took plia-
he yar1oc ground uodcr commlnd oi
to'oucl 'mpp. The grounds were tnrooVcd
9 10 spectators, who eniOYcd tue move.
MINIS oi TIE Sip. and were loud in their
TIri'o- Of 'ne military bearing oi h. youn,
~oloict>. Following The drill cane the
DIES p'iadr. after which The r1rqs were
marched back 10 the birrAcks in COMP.
tiCs.
NJ 1Oo'c'ock tonight the alumni supper
VS. hrd 10 ibe me,,.h,ll. There Vegc
present., ircluding the alumni and invited
guests, nb1ui $50 persons. The following
ioa>ts were fc' poBdcd to:
The CummonW ~ Virginia The
generous mother ~ the Virginia Military
ir'tituic. whose fostering care has nursct
ana sustained it for nearly hail century
q alturatc SUNSHINE and storm. Governor
lie ah~crt ara no response.
1hc Board 81 Visitors: The guardllns Of
our Alma Mater May tbcir unrcquit"i
services find rich reward in tnc con.
sciousl t,s q duty well performed. Re-
sfon,e iy General Nubford
The Superintendent TIC founder and
huildor OF the Nireiuil Military Institute,
ana IN prosperity and adTers'tY ever its
trcd and true friend. Long may he live
10 cpioy the Donors so justly wOn. Re-
sroDsc Lv General +. II. smith.
The Faculty: Hard worked and poorly
paid, they have never ilincLed from the
laitGiul performances Of duty. Response by
Colonel !, W. LyeH.
our Lldcr Sister, Washington and Lee
UriyCr.iy: Nay she continue to occupy
and 10 deserve with increasing prosperity
The high cminence which she occupies
among TIE educational Institutions Of the
iaud. Response by Professor j. A.
Cu rlos. -. ID.
our Visiting Brethren: We lid them a
cordial welcome to the scenes Of their
youthful tdumphs, their Crowley and
SchoficI6. Responded 10 by Robert ID.
Yanuey.
TIE Railroads OF Virginia: The supreme
facOr in Ter industrial regeneration III the
gr-dUate, Of the Virginia Military Institute
tLcy have ever found their warm friend,
sud chief promoters. Response by Colonel
>. -. II. Ross.
The Glass OF 1887 We send them forth
confident that they will add to the fame
already acquired 10y their predecessors.
Re,pOrsc by Cadet l.. i. Dubuis,on.
The Bar: Colonel l.. :. Marye.
The Pres: Colonel John &. shields.
cur Tclow-Alumni. Drunk standing
in silence.
Tomorrow is graduaiion-day, the eXer-
else, concluding with the grand ball Ii
night ID honor OF the first class.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
TIE ABDUCTED" COUNTESS.
M'iie Cnmpos Declares She IL NOT n
Prisoner Against Her VIII.

tDy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispaich.l
LONDON. June %. The Countess Cam
pos, The young hciress who was carried Oh
from Pari, by her lover, has arrived IN
Eneland. and is stopping at Dover. The
countess was accompanied to Dover by ".
GaTbcG, her lover, and three other gentle.
mon. The Campos family, agent, aud
French detectives, armed with a war
rant, visited the hotel where the COun-
tess il stopping, accompanied by the
spanish Consul. The Consul explained to
M'llc CampOS how her family felt over her
abduction, and that the warrant for her
arrest WI, 10 recover her from her Alb
ductcrs and restore her to her family. She
declared that she wished 20 marry VI. Gar.
hoci, and that she was not a prisoner
against her will. Upon this declaration
the English police refused 10 sanction her
arrest, IS she WAS OF legal age and was
qualified 10 act for herself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
EASTERN YACHT REGATTA.
Tito NaYnouer and Sachem EaSy
Wiuners-The Puritan Not
ia tI.c Race.
fBy telegraph y the Dispatch

NAPrLEHEAD. Mass. June % The an
nini r,aalia 81 The Eastern Yacht Club
took place today after several postpone
nO.s because OF insufficient wind. The
rfI,f interest vas f,lt IN the contest b.
tween tie Mat1oHcr and the Gillt2l.
hr.t.olss, -loops: between SIchem arI
lrgmois Formerly The JOHN, OF Gr-t.
cl3ss schoOnor-, and between the
culiers Huron aud Stranger, the former
Icing o. American aud ihe latter Of Eng.
li,h puid. The nayilower and SIchem
won easily in their respective classes, the
only thoroughly good contest being the
race between the SachCm aud IrOquOis for
The first fifteen miles. The Sachem VS.
handled in superb manner, and
was kept well TO windN ard from
the start 10 the fuieh. Shortly alter turn
iug the slake.bOat the lrOquOis's mlln.top
wG, carried away, and the spar and sails
hung down in TIE rigging some time be-
fore ihey could be cleared away. This
mi.hap destroyed any chance thit the lr1-
quois may have had to win in her class,
but II was the opinion Of yachtmen ihu
The Sachcm would have won in any event,
q, she WAS leading at the time NJ the acct
cent and was Ouisailng her chief rival.
General regret WAS expressed that The
Puritan was Withdrawn, a, many desired 10
see how She would fare IN contest with
The Man flower and Gal.tca. From the BE-
ginning uf the race to the finish there were
no lCss than a dozen more or les,
violent storms OF wind and rain, making It
ore OF TIE "Da,tiest" yachting days pos
slhle, ana there was plenty OF excitement
amorg the yalchtmcn and a great deal Of
discomfort on the part OF the spectators on
The steamers. The course for the schOOners
of the first and second class was from point
between the halfway rock and the judge
loaf, anchored hall a mile distant, south
westerly twelve miles TO the turning stake
near IlaIding'S bel-buoy; thence el,terlg
twelve miles 10 the second stake; thence 10
the starting point. The Scbo0ncrs Of the
Third class ana slOOps OF the fourth class
sailed to the southwest turning-pont and
returned 10 the starting line, distance OF
tWenty-four milc..
There is much rejoicing tonight over
Tie victory OF the MaytlOwer and Slchem,
10th being strong flyoriies here and both
aIc BURGESS boats. II was just such day
=, Lieutenant Hem had said the Gllatca
reodod 10 show her best pOints-nasty and
squally. with a tremendous sea running,
which wet the ibis OF all the boats nearly 20
lbe mast. But the Mayllower proved her >u.
pCrioiity in even the Galatca', pet weather.
LiCulcr9nt HEM and George III. Warren.
owner Il the Stranger, were guests OF the
Fa,tOm Yacht CLUB. and dined at the club
house tonight. Il Is a notable fact that in
TIRE a. The CLASSES were crack English
beats. all cutters. aud oil were defeated hg
American centTe-board sl0op>. These were
the G1lat,a, stranger, and ShOna.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
The Fidelity Baur, of CInc.nnnti.


CINCINNATI, June 23.-A special from
columbus, O.. SAYS: The Fidelity Nation 81
Bank Of Cincinnati was The accredited cor
respondent Tor q msioIi Of The banks IN
tciuWOuS. ard uCIrly all ~ them will BE-
.nsCs, though not IN large amounts. The
SUMS extend all tie way from so % Slj q.
DGo. Bankers here refuse O. talk about The
iaiiurc So faras IL relate, 10 themselves, AVID
say hey arc able TO take care Of thcmselvc.,
aud ,Xprs> The belief that Columbus
would have scarcely been known in ths'
connection except for the hasty action 81
Brooks, Buller < Co in getting out an at
iaChmcui TO secure themselves in q 500
clam. Other banker, Insist that The attach.
mont Is 81 no account. as the week had
already passed into the hands OF the Govern.
ntni. and was beyond civil action.
The most sensational feature OF The day
WIS the surrender late this afternoon OF T..
/. Harper and b. Z. Hopkins by their sure
tt,, George Il. Ktrper, ". II. Woods, aud
Eugene Zimmerman. In order 10 effect
tbs Harper ana Hopkins had 10 he brought
before The United States commissioner.
Harper was found in the bank, but Hop
t'u> was taken from the midst OF bis family
Deputy Hazcn, who performed this duty.
,aN> It was trying one. Vhi, action
NltlatCd The bonds and released all The
loud>mon. The EFFORT to get new bonds.
men reveals the startling fact that the man
Who few days ago 80, accounted nit
lOraifc had been deserted hv hi, friend.
No bOud-mcn have been found no 10 thi>
hom N0.fj p. NJ, and The commissioner
la~ agreed 10 wait until midnight, when il;
hcip does not come toe vice president and
assistant cashier Will 20 TO jail.
Aside from the intense feeling agalns:
Tee WitkcdnCss OF this transaction, which
j, growing as instance, Of personal los,
ana suffering come to light. there Il another
reason for frightening bOndSmcn. Eugene
Zimmerman, who has been regarded H.
l..I cI'> special friend, and who Wa
made bi, assignee. ha; resigned
that trust and TIE resignation has been ar.
copied. judge Gobtl Will take counsel
with the creditors boiorc appointing hi,
successor. 1t was said that Zimmerman
found the assets 10 lie not more than So.
600, when they had teen rated at nearly q
million.
Another sensational feature OF TO-DAY :
Cojng> Tgs the arrest OF j. +. Wiltshire.
iic broker who took The checks Of the
Fidelity Bank TO Chicago 10 try to hold up
lbt market. He was charged with aiding
and abotling in the wiliul and unATiU.
mi>aUph cItl0u OF the funds Of the bank.
I,c readily gave bond M $4,000 with j..
Nalne Nc1, 4. =. Win,low, and George
D.lcr 81 surotlr>.
Ndnight-Not being able to find bail
hopkins and Harper have been taken TO
llamilton county Jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

JUNE .. 1885,.
Kept IN doors by rain, there was a good al
tendance on Change till late ia the day. Ii
was noticeable that while there was general
comparison ana exchange OF opinion among
members and much examining of samples.
there was comparatively little buying going on
fancy prices paid for fine black wreppers-old
leaf Offerings generally Of this class are light
Breaks and sales Of shipping are larger. Trans
actions are nearly all at private Offices. Best
grades are quoted at IS to Ice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
baseball Yesterday.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l


81 Baltimore:
Ealhmorrs. 0110O0 , O. .
Nhlctic, ..........0 0 , o 0 0 o ; o. 4
Glsc.hii,; Baltimores, Is; Athletics, <.
EIror>: Eallimore>, /; Athletics, ).
At Cincinnati:
Oncinrsti.........2 O0O1OO o. 3
LOui>yil'ts. o 0 90 o 0 o o.
Easc.rit.: Cincinnatis, Q; LouisyiIes, ,.
Error, Cincinnatis, 3; Louisylllcs, ,.
1T Pittsburgh:
Pulsbur4hs 90 0 0 Ok ,
New NorkS.......0 OF 90 0 o o.
Ba.c.lit.: Pi'isburghs. Il; New YOrks,
(. Errors: Pittsburgh,. 6; New Yorks. f..
Bauencs: Calvin and Miller; Welch and
Brown.
AZ Indianapohs-tcn innings:
Indianapolis 81 l / 0002 0 10
Hostons .........4 HOOP o. .
Ea>C-rit,: Indianapolis. Il; BO>ton.. - !;
Errors: Indianapolis, / B0stOn>, 10, Bat
rcrcs: Morrison and Hachett; Madden
md Tate.
At Chica1o-thTieen innings:
Chicago> ....3 o 0 o o o o o o.
PEila'phiJ,1 4 | 90 % o. 90 %
Darkness. Ba,c-hi's: ChiclgOs, ~:
PmadclphiaS, 10. Errors: Chiclgo-, 4;
PhiadcphiaS :. Batteries: Baldwin and
paly; Casey and Mcclure.
st Mcmuhi.:
Ncmpbi, .........2 1002 > 2-l2
Iharlc.ton>.......O o. 0O002 D. ,
81 Detroit ci.ht InnIng-, rain:
Detroit. ........ ....0 , o o o o o. {
Washinetous........0 o o q q q 0 > ,
Base-hi,s: pctroits, :; Wa>hington,. :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
Nru HniIrOntI.

tBy telegraph % the Dispstth.l
Saw lmK. June 23.-Au orslnizi'on
.. t..l i.ade under Ibc charter sra''cd
iac kentucky legislature ia cc yer
,-. ru9Ipuating TIE Louisville, Cil .ia-
aud Virginia Railroad Comptry. rue
... .i thc proposed ROAD STAR. Ir0b " M
..l.r, ny. where It connects VITA me
h1ucA Central and EIzA'e DO '""' Ley
-..s aud Big sandy road, pf're' Is 10
uta iork, o. The kontucA! rncr, hd
.u.c p4.-e, through tbc c'l1.l'' %!
-.ua,a.ic.n Kentucky 10 a pont "n the
Virginia inc, where 70 counctt, SOFA me
dok md Western ra'lr' ii. Nm'A&
,.e directors are Messrs. Doug o. .'n., l.
B. g.. l.obsr-on. and /. Il. .'un, '' ny
loil. ex-senator j. =. Wilium-. \. NJ.
U.mI'ou. aud 4. q. stuart, ol il n.ith'.
ud IS. y. Hul md l.. 4. .ihii' %
Birmingham. several coun"e- 'r'"- D
wbi.. thc Inc pa..es will DE- a.k,' - 'oir
-.d. Engineers viii begin ioca'H. 90 me
within few days.